You can choose data from the initial table using a SELECT statement and then use it as a parameter in the second table by using it in an INSERT statement. Here is an example:
Assuming you have two tables named "initialtable" and "secondtable" with the following structures:
initial_table: id | name | age ---|------|---- 1 | John | 25 2 | Jane | 30
secondtable: id | personid | salary ---|-----------|------- 1 | | 2 | |
You can choose the data from the "initialtable" and insert it as a parameter in the "secondtable" using the following SQL query:
INSERT INTO second_table (person_id, salary)
SELECT id, 50000 FROM initial_table
WHERE age > 25;
This query will insert a new record in the "secondtable" with the personid of the record from the "initial_table" where age is greater than 25 and a salary of 50000.
Note: You can replace the WHERE clause with any other condition you want to choose the data from the "initial_table".
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Asked: 2023-05-25 02:03:50 +0000
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Last updated: May 25 '23
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